Pay for SimplePod GPU Rental with Crypto

SimplePod converts deposits into ComputingPoints, with its terms stating that 1 USD equals 1 ComputingPoint. SolCard fits that prepaid setup when you want to load GPU budget before starting a rental.

The same SimplePod account can fund quick Docker GPU jobs with preinstalled images like Jupyter, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Stable Diffusion, Ollama, and Llama, or full VPS GPU machines with Ubuntu or Windows.

SimplePod prices GPU rentals by usage, advertises pay-as-you-go billing with per-second accuracy, and says the fee for a virtual server stops within 1 minute after it is turned off. That makes top-up timing matter more than on a normal monthly subscription.

For VPS GPU, SimplePod says you can stop and start the server while preserving the drive, and when it is stopped you only pay for disk. For Docker GPU, it warns that data is lost except files kept in network storage, which it says remains accessible even when instances are stopped.

SimplePod's public terms list MasterCard, Visa, ApplePay, and GooglePay as current payment gateways. The same terms say you can enter invoice data before payment, and invoices for ComputingPoints purchases are issued within 14 days and downloaded from the dashboard.

SimplePod is prepaid first, but its API documentation also shows Docker instances can use auto-renew settings and max-price caps. Separate terms mention low-balance email notifications, so keeping funds available is part of keeping compute online.